Dissemble
To give a false or misleading appearance; to conceal the truth
Demeanor
Conduct, behavior
Mutable
Able to be changed or altered
Myriad
A very great number of persons or things
Purge
To cleanse or purify
Furtive
Taken, done, used, etc. secretly or shyly
Inscrutable
Incapable of being investigated, analyzed, or scrutinized
Vapid
Lacking or having lost life, sharpness, or flow
Incredulous
Disinclined to believe; skeptical
Palpable
Plainly seen, heard, or perceived
Convoluted
Twisted,complicated
Benevolent
Kind; with good intentions
Officious
Unpleasantly aggressive; offers unrequested or unwanted opinion or service
Illicit
Forbidden by law
Judicious
Having or done with good judgement
Surly
Bad-tempered, hostile, unfriendly, or rude
vindicate
to clear from blame
Qu'ail
To wither or decline
degrade
to treat (someone or something) poorly and without respect
forlorn (adj)
Pitifully sad,
cauterize
To clean or sterilize by burning
Equivocation
to use unclear language especially to deceive or mislead someone
Heretic
a person believing in or practicing religious heresy
Rendezvous
(v.) to meet in accordance with a plan; (n.) a meeting by agreement; a meeting place